6.6.25 - The warcrimes of the West

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The war crimes against Palestine continue.

It's hard to imagine what these fucking Western government think is going to happen now. Does this mean that behaving like shites towards Palestine means they think they can behave like shites to everyone else?

They have not reckoned with the world as it is now. I would strongly urge these assholes to travel.

The slaughter in Gaza is too much to enumerate. But the cruelty and deliberation is just something else. Somehow the Zionists managed to internalise the oppression and recreate it in their souls, then execute it upon the Palestinians. I wonder how come the Irish did not do this.

Did the land save them? Did their stories of god and goddesses and their devotion to this beautiful place prevent them from becoming dickheads? I suppose they didn't move off the land - that is the difference. They stood and defended the place. 

This is why they relate to the Palestinians. It was quite good watching Paddy McCrorry beat up the ZOF soldier. They stood and fought and never gave up. Even if it meant they would no longer live. What your majesty does not understand is that people would rather die with dignity than live in shame.

This weekend I will be working with Kate and Siuban to do the final session for the work with mythology and land. As we have done this, more and more people are gathering around this idea. That the land can be embodied and in Ireland we already have a living mythology in this embodiment. I think I will get the Book of Invasions - the complete translations.

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